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Can These 3 Rare Earth Stocks Gain From Iran War Disruption?
Reported by Nathan Reiff. Article Posted: 3/23/2026.
Key Points
- Domestic production of rare earth elements could become increasingly important amid surging geopolitical tensions surrounding the war in Iran.
- MP Materials is likely the best-established and most popular of the rare earth producers based in the United States, with an estimated 6,000 tons of mining capacity expected by the end of the year.
- USA Rare Earth and Energy Fuels are both up-and-coming rare earths companies worth a closer look as demand shifts.
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Weeks into the war in Iran, many investors have focused on oil prices as they try to gauge the potential impact on global energy supplies. But investors who neglect a broader view may miss the conflict's implications for the rare-earth and critical minerals market. According to estimates by the Iranian government, the country holds more than $27 trillion in mineral reserves. With China continuing to dominate global rare-earth production, any shift that draws Beijing closer to Tehran could further disrupt the flow of these materials to the United States and other markets.
There are U.S. rare-earth producers operating domestically, but the country has historically relied heavily on imports. Notably, the U.S. military announced in late February that securing domestic rare-earth elements is a key national security priority. The companies below may be well positioned to support that goal.
MP Materials' Strong Infrastructure and Growth Trajectory Put It in a Dominant Position
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See the full warningMP Materials Corp. (NYSE: MP) is the largest producer of rare-earth elements in the western hemisphere and the only fully integrated producer in the United States. MP remains a solid Buy, with 15 of 16 Wall Street analysts covering the stock rating it favorably. Despite a roughly 115% gain over the past year, shares still have about 37% upside based on current price targets.
Supported by military financing and a price-floor agreement on rare-earth metals, revenue rose 10% year-over-year (YOY) in 2025, and the company swung to net income in the final quarter of the year after a loss in the prior-year period. Adjusted EBITDA also improved markedly on a YOY basis in the latest quarter.
A key advantage for MP is its scale. The company expects to reach 6,000 tons of refining capacity by year-end, and heavy rare-earth separation facilities are slated for commissioning by midyear. That infrastructure gives MP a significant edge over potential competitors.
USA Rare Earth's Advantageous Operations and Government Investment Still Yield High Risk/Reward
USA Rare Earth (NASDAQ: USAR) presents a high risk/reward profile among domestic rare-earth firms. As of the latest quarter, the company remains pre-revenue and reported nearly $157 million in net losses, with management expecting higher adjusted operating expenses as it builds out operations. Those losses reflect major investments in infrastructure and acquisitions, including the early-March 2026 deal for Texas Mineral Resources Corp. (OTCMKTS: TMRC).
The TMRC acquisition is particularly notable because it gives USA Rare Earth sole operator access to the Round Top deposit — North America's richest known source of terbium and dysprosium, two elements critical for defense applications.
Another advantage is U.S. government support: Washington acquired a 10% equity stake in the company, providing capital and added stability during this pre-revenue phase. Still, investors attracted by the roughly 87% upside potential should recognize that the risks remain substantial.
Energy Fuels Offers Dual Focus on Rare-Earths and Uranium
Diversified critical-minerals producer Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSEAMERICAN: UUUU) offers exposure to both uranium and rare earth elements in a single company. The firm faces top- and bottom-line challenges: it reported a net loss of $0.38 per share in 2025, wider than $0.28 per share in 2024.
On the other hand, production is accelerating and analysts are constructive. Energy Fuels boosted uranium mining, production, and sales last year, lowered unit costs YOY and generated $48 million in uranium revenue.
Investors focused specifically on rare earths should note that Energy Fuels is an emerging producer in this space. In January 2026, the company reported positive results from a feasibility study for a Phase 2 expansion into both light and heavy rare-earth elements. Energy Fuels is worth watching for its neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) oxide capabilities — NdPr is used to manufacture specialized magnets for electric and hybrid vehicles.
How Maven Turns Palantir's Biggest Risk Into Its Biggest Strength
Author: Chris Markoch. Publication Date: 3/27/2026.
Key Points
- Palantir’s Maven program becoming a Pentagon system of record strengthens the long-term outlook for PLTR stock by turning government reliance into a durable revenue stream.
- The rapid expansion of Project Maven, now representing up to $13 billion in potential contracts, highlights growing demand for Palantir’s AI-driven military platform.
- Despite concerns about valuation, Palantir stock benefits from a widening competitive moat as deep adoption across U.S. military branches increases switching costs and recurring revenue visibility.
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Despite a roughly 2% decline over the five trading days ending March 26, Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: PLTR) remains more than 8.5% higher since it hit a late-February low near $128.
Although the sell-off was broad-based across the tech sector, it reignited questions about Palantir's lofty valuation.
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See the full warningThe continuing conflict with Iran has been a key catalyst for the stock's reversal. Regardless of investors' views on Palantir, any U.S. military action is a live demonstration of its capabilities — especially in the age of artificial intelligence (AI).
The product drawing most attention is Maven. Originally launched as a Pentagon initiative to apply AI to the intelligence process, Maven has evolved into an operational platform that helps military teams sift through vast quantities of data, fuse inputs from multiple sources, and turn that information into actionable workflows for tracking and targeting.
Operation Epic Fury, which began Feb. 28, provided a real-world demonstration of Maven's capabilities: reports indicate the platform helped process about 1,000 targets within the first 24 hours of operations.
That kind of high-profile validation is meaningful on its own. It also arrived alongside a more durable development: on March 9, the U.S. Department of Defense designated Palantir's Maven Smart System as a program of record across the military services. That formal step typically signals institutional adoption and a clearer funding path; the designation is expected to take effect by September 2026.
A common criticism of Palantir is that it is overly dependent on U.S. government revenue, particularly military contracts. That point has merit: government work is often tied to contracts that come up for renewal, and nonrenewal could, in theory, remove millions in annual revenue and threaten multiyear forecasts.
The program-of-record designation does not erase valuation concerns — Palantir still trades at more than 80x sales — and it doesn't change the basic math overnight.
What it can do, however, is shift how investors think about that math. For a company that posted 55% U.S. government revenue growth in 2025 (to $1.855 billion), the structural underpinning of that growth just became materially more durable.
Maven’s Expansion Was Already Underway
Current shareholders are familiar with Project Maven, but the designation may draw interest from more cautious observers. Project Maven began in 2017 as the Pentagon's effort to use AI to help analysts process massive volumes of surveillance imagery and video.
Over time, the initiative evolved into a broad military intelligence and targeting platform, fusing data from satellites, drones, and ground sensors to identify objects, assess threats, and support operational decisions in real time. NATO formalized its own Maven adoption in March 2025, making Palantir's platform a trans-Atlantic standard rather than just an American one.
The program's expansion has been steady over the past four years, reflected in a series of escalating awards:
- The U.S. Army signed an initial $480 million, five-year Indefinitely Delivered, Indefinitely Quantity (IDIQ) contract with Palantir in May 2024.
- In May 2025, Pentagon leaders raised the existing contract ceiling by $795 million in anticipation of substantial demand from military users over the next four years.
- Also in 2025, the Army awarded Palantir an enterprise agreement that could be worth up to $10 billion over a decade, aimed at consolidating data and software systems across the service.
All told, recent reporting has described combined contract ceilings and framework capacity for Maven-related work as reaching roughly $13 billion, up from the initial $480 million award.
The Details Matter, but the Bull Case Remains
Critics often point out caveats, and one important caveat here is that Palantir isn't guaranteed to capture the full ~$13 billion. Much of that capacity is IDIQ: the government has preauthorization to spend up to those levels, but it doesn't have to. That said, if the Pentagon secures the necessary approvals, it has a strong incentive to use the capacity.
So while Maven-derived revenue has an annuity-like quality that supports Palantir's top line (and, increasingly, the bottom line), annual receipts may still be lumpy.
A Wide Moat to Counter a Lofty Valuation
The most significant investor takeaway is that the program-of-record designation widens Palantir's already substantial moat.
For example, the Maven arrangement with the U.S. Army consolidates roughly 75 separate contracts into one. If switching costs were already high, they are now considerably larger.
Additionally, Maven's user base has expanded from about 5,000 to roughly 20,000 active users. That scale matters in procurement: contracts are renewed and expanded based on adoption, and a large installed base makes the case for renewal more persuasive than any sales pitch could. Daily, embedded reliance on the platform transforms it from a vendor relationship into infrastructure that's far less likely to be cut from budgets.
In short, while the designation doesn't eliminate valuation risk, it meaningfully reduces execution and renewal risk for a major portion of Palantir's business. For investors focused on defense exposure and AI-enabled geospatial intelligence, Maven's elevation to program-of-record status is a material positive that bolsters the company's long-term revenue profile.
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